If you want a group of men to sail across the sea, you don't instruct them on how to craft and maneuver a boat, you teach them to yearn for what lies beyond the sea, you teach them to acquire a taste for adventure. Determination is the strongest tool any man can acquire. I'm glad there's people like you out there, showing off these wonders of our universe and hopefully inspiring future astronomers. Never stop chuck, you're a good part of the world
@@0ninja213 How to go to different stars and galaxy: • Step 1: Grow really big wings • Step 2: Grow a rocket thruster • Step 3: Drink a lot of rocket fuel • Step 4: just fard and fly Supah easy 😎 (I tried it it works)
I love watching your channel I've always been interested in astronomy wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid thanks for sharing all this it's awesome
The ring nebula is one of the famous nebulae The IC 1296 is actually 256 million miles from Earth Beta Lyrae is a star system that includes two stars that eclipse each other
I recently took a picture of the ring nebula and when I saw this I jumped as fast as I could to my computer and looked at my processed photo of the ring nebula and saw the galaxy I couldn't believe thank you for sharing this❤️
Crazy to think that Astronomers saw a star blow up two weeks ago when it actually blew up 34 million light years ago…it took that long for the light to travel.
Chuck, I want you to know, if you haven't found her already, the right girl is going to love chillen in your backyard watching the starts go by and you telling her stuff while she listens with a glass of wine to everything you say. She is gunna be so excited to learn from you❤❤❤
I absolutely love all your videos... ive been into astronomy since a kid :) this inspires me to invest in a microscope setup of my own some day Also, imagine living on a planet with a binary star system! If thats even possible
Hey I was wondering, what you are using to take pictures with your telescopes? I use an IPhone and don’t get anywhere near as much color as your images and was wondering what I could use to get better images.
Fun fact about a binary star system. Betelgeuse was thought to have been a binary system and it swallowed it's companion star. Nothing like a little star on star cannibalism. Lol.
how are you able to identify a star, galaxy, or nebula and pinpoint their approximate distance? is there an app you use to identify all of them? or are you simply a space genius?
Its very late, but that is called astrometry and plate solving. Astrometry is a website that accurately tells you the exact position in the sky from stars alone and stellarium is an app where you have lots of stars as well. Another possibility is the so called 'Simbad' took where pretty much everything is saved.
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I thoroughly enjoy your videos. They're educational without the negativity of so many other videos on RUclips. Keep up the good work.
Any UFO's on the moon??? Please 🙏
Did you now there are many moons it's real
Sure.
I have a Celestron nextstar 8se and I took a pic of the ring nebula before I saw this and I can see the galaxy.
I love how you expand the knowledge of space into youtube🙏
Thanks!
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If you want a group of men to sail across the sea, you don't instruct them on how to craft and maneuver a boat, you teach them to yearn for what lies beyond the sea, you teach them to acquire a taste for adventure.
Determination is the strongest tool any man can acquire. I'm glad there's people like you out there, showing off these wonders of our universe and hopefully inspiring future astronomers. Never stop chuck, you're a good part of the world
Brilliant! Beta Lyrae’s apparent magnitude varies from +3.2 to +4.4 over an orbital period of 12.9414 days. That’s a really fast orbit!!
That would be interesting to see with home equipment.
This is a good capture Chuck. Love you from Turkey 😊😊
I wish I could Explore Space and go to different galaxies.
Same :(
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How to go to different stars and galaxy:
• Step 1: Grow really big wings
• Step 2: Grow a rocket thruster
• Step 3: Drink a lot of rocket fuel
• Step 4: just fard and fly
Supah easy 😎 (I tried it it works)
@@airpenguin6988 you don’t need wings 😉 there is no friction in space
there's a game called space and on its the best game ever you can explore everywhere in space even go and see the detail of the rock of the moon
Nah you just need to be lucky enough to have a very realistic dream
I love watching your channel I've always been interested in astronomy wanted to be an astronaut when I was a kid thanks for sharing all this it's awesome
Yea, I'm so instrested in astronomy I want to be an austronaut or an astronofer
Same here
I absolutely love your knowledge and videos!
Beautiful Chuck! 😁👍❤️
The ring nebula is one of the famous nebulae
The IC 1296 is actually 256 million miles from Earth
Beta Lyrae is a star system that includes two stars that eclipse each other
First time seeing your videos. And i loved the way you explained. Keep going
Awesome, thanks!
So awesome!!
Thank you for your amazing photos and hard work!
Phones?
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@@Chefdenuts ohh
Dude the space is more beautiful than I expected 😍🤩
Loving these vids Chuck. I'd say they're the best of their type I see on here.
Good work! The sky is amazing.
Love your content.
I appreciate that!
Space is so fascinating, thank you for posting this video and educating us. Good job as always!
Upload short on your celestron nexstar 8SE please 🤗😊😊
Space is so colourful
Chuck I’m still so impressed with the images your able to post. Always awesome
This is really good chuck nice pictures
Wow! Mind blowing! Thanks!
Nice! M57 will always be a favorite eye booger to focus on ❤😂
That is AWESOME! I also want that telescope!
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Congratulations, that must have been especially hard to accomplish!
Thanks!
This is the most beautiful thing I ever seen
For the people who don’t know what star beta lyrae is ….. it’s the star vega
I love your videos, keepem comin
What telescope are you using to capture this amazing objects?
I'm too much curious about it I wanna become astrophotographer as you.
It all looks super cool
Everything in space is amazing
Love your channel just awesome 👌
That's the skyrocket Galaxy to watch
Its really so genius and so brillant...
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That’s amazing how the infinity is.
Actually, surprisingly, it’s not infinite.
Binary and multiple star systems are the most common is the universe. Single main sequence star systems such as our own are rare.
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I recently took a picture of the ring nebula and when I saw this I jumped as fast as I could to my computer and looked at my processed photo of the ring nebula and saw the galaxy I couldn't believe thank you for sharing this❤️
Bro just imagine being on a planet orbiting a binary star system and the stars eclipse each other
Ring nebula is cool💯😃👍
if that galaxy were to have a powerful enough telescope it could theoretically see animals in the permian roaming around
I love Nebulas❤
Thank you, Chuck! It blows my mind that you can do this from your back yard!
Hey Chuck have you thought about trying to capture a Hoag’s Object?
Cool man, good work.
Random alien on the otherside: I captured this weird thing on a blue planet, you wont believe what it did😂
Awesome! Truly astonishing.
Plot twist: the ring looks like Sonic the hedgehog 😂🤣
And now I'll never think of it any differently 😂💙
Thank you sir.
Crazy to think that Astronomers saw a star blow up two weeks ago when it actually blew up 34 million light years ago…it took that long for the light to travel.
Get us a video or pic of the space station in close up detail...i wanna see inside that damn module up there...🔥
Thank you, you are always educating new things, and it's wonderous.
The faint galaxy… it’s amazing how that’s been called out amongst the other things around it
Outer space is awesome
The ring nebula is one of the famous nebulae
are you only youtuber ?
U are best astrophotographer👍👌😊
Chuck, I want you to know, if you haven't found her already, the right girl is going to love chillen in your backyard watching the starts go by and you telling her stuff while she listens with a glass of wine to everything you say. She is gunna be so excited to learn from you❤❤❤
I caught the ring nebula when it was snowing last year
Woah, thats impressive
Nice! I saw that on a app called Stellarium
Beautiful 😍
If you think about it, when we look at these galaxies, we are looking back to the time of the dinosaurs!!!
When you shined that flashlight, it was bright in space 😅
Pls capture kepler 22b next
Choked on air
The ring nebula is one of the famous nebulae
The IC 1296 is actually 256 million miles from Earth
Astronomy is so beautiful
can you try finding the voyager spacecrafts?
Ring nebula looks like Helix Nebula
Yea
Good Job You Captured NGC 660
Amazing!
Ring nebula wouldn’t notice someone from earth shined a flashlight at her because it would take 2,200 years for the light to reach it
Were definitely not alone imo
I absolutely love all your videos... ive been into astronomy since a kid :) this inspires me to invest in a microscope setup of my own some day
Also, imagine living on a planet with a binary star system! If thats even possible
That’s a good picture
Hey I was wondering, what you are using to take pictures with your telescopes? I use an IPhone and don’t get anywhere near as much color as your images and was wondering what I could use to get better images.
I believe the telescope does it itself, or something like that
Put your question up on the headline post and he might see it to answer you.
I know for a fact bro is from Chicago the way he says “stares” 😂
That is helix nebula you are just amazing
I love seeing yours videos there amazing!! I do abit stargazing myself 🇬🇧
Thanks!
I use a 6 ins Meade telescope I was wondering have you got any tips as I've only being doin stargazing for the last 2yrs 🇬🇧
How do you measure the light years???
A fun fact, if you take a picture of a galaxy, the galaxy day just took a picture will be gone 👍
Im always wondering how you Identify what type of celestial bodies are we looking, are thier methods? I always interested about astronomy
Fun fact about a binary star system. Betelgeuse was thought to have been a binary system and it swallowed it's companion star. Nothing like a little star on star cannibalism. Lol.
I can't imagine, if he photographed 3 amazing universes... 😂😂😂
( Just kidding, it's impossible. )
Yeah cuz every star system is amazing
Chuck could you do all solar system planet lined together on the telescope?
Fact: this was sampled by "show me the will"
Epic 🎉
Awesome pictures Thank you Chuck
Thanks Elizabeth!
How is is you identify these?
There are detailed star maps for every part of the sky.
Jeez...256 million light years away makes me nauseated 🤢!
What kind of telescope do u have? And what kind of lens are you using?
how are you able to identify a star, galaxy, or nebula and pinpoint their approximate distance? is there an app you use to identify all of them? or are you simply a space genius?
Its very late, but that is called astrometry and plate solving. Astrometry is a website that accurately tells you the exact position in the sky from stars alone and stellarium is an app where you have lots of stars as well. Another possibility is the so called 'Simbad' took where pretty much everything is saved.
i really lovee thiss one day i wanna buy my own telescope too and look at the night sky’s stars and galaxies
How do you tell apart what is a Star and Galaxy in the night sky?
IC-1296 And R-neb vs TON 618 and PHX-170 battle
i want to born as otsutsuki in next life to explore
man caught a galaxy across the universe away💀
Space is so cool! It’s just light an alleyway at night that’s constantly expanding with amazing sights